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Sari Avikainen2003

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Impaired Mirror-Image Imitation in Asperger and High-Functioning Autistic Subjects

Sari Avikainen · Andreas Wohlschläger · Sasu Liuhanen · Ritva Hänninen · Riitta Hari

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Published2003-02-01

VenueCurrent Biology

ISSN-L0960-9822

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